Bo Yan
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Oops... The end result of U.S. semiconductors export controls is: Nvidia down to 0% market share in the world's largest semiconductors market, and China's AI is on par with the U.S. "Backfired" is the understatement of the century. (tomshardware.com/tech-industry/…)

🚨 China's Real Estate Market has erased all gains from the last 20 years






Eventually Collapsed. Didn’t make it.



@Konekoutena 日本当初侵华本来目的也是来投机吃口肉,类似日俄战争捞点好处,但是因为不知道什么时候止盈,被套进去了。我觉得战争一定要想好自己的战略目的,达到就收手,不能一时脑热。

Honda’s CEO/President recently traveled to China to see how Chinese companies are churning out so many cars and supplies in such a short timeframe. After visiting an auto supplier factory in Shanghai, he said: “We have no chance against this.” motor1.com/news/792130/ho…

Figure AI CEO on "Firing" OpenAI: "We just got like no value out of the whole relationship." Figure founder Brett Adcock brought a Figure 03 to Shawn Ryan's podcast, where he went into detail about the startup's early relationship with OpenAI that dissolved a year after it started. Adcock, who previously founded Archer Aviation, said the arrangement was useful for fundraising at first but not much else. "We just found that the team we had internally. We just ran like kind of circles around them like every day," he said. The breaking point came when he learned that OpenAI planned to restart its robotics program. That meant Figure's engineers would essentially be teaching a competitor. “We’re like teaching you how to do robot learning… you’re seeing our progress," he said. "There’s no way we’re going to teach you how to do this stuff anymore.” It was Adcock's first appearance for a podcaster who's not a Figure AI investor since the split. It was recorded around the time First Lady Melania Trump welcomed the $39 billion startup's third-generation robot, the Figure 03, at the White House for a summit on technology and education. Figure AI has developed its own vision-language-action model called Helix.










